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The results of my research into Muscle Juice were somewhat surprising. We took the time to write a thorough review, focusing closely on the ingredients, side effects, level of customer service and scientific research. Plus we read hundreds of user comments that are posted online. Finally, we summed up all of the facts and feedback we found to give you the info you need.

What is Muscle Juice?

First off, Muscle Juice ingredients include whey protein, micellar casein, milk protein, omega 3 fish oil, amino acids, egg protein, protease, lactase, canola oil and calcium casienate. This powder formula is added to 18 ounces of water or milk (four scoops). It should be consumed once in the morning, and then an hour after your workout. This supplement is claimed to promote muscle gains, decrease downtime and improve overall performance at the gym.

The company behind Muscle Juice is Ultimate Nutrition. This supplement has been on the market since at least 2011 and is available in flavors such as banana, chocolate, strawberry, vanilla, and cookies n cream. Both women and men can use it and there are some positive user comments posted online, but read on…

Steep Price – “Can You Afford It?”

The first concern was the high cost of Muscle Juice. According to our Research Editor, “The price of Muscle Juice is $94.95 on the official website. Each 11.1-pound container provides 19 servings. When you consider that this will only last for about 10 days, this protein supplement is quite pricey.”

One customer said, “To be honest, I really can’t afford this product. Why so expensive?”

On the other hand, a different user said, “Not bad. I’ve tried several of these, and this one is pretty decent.”

“Price is a bit high, but seems to work okay,” commented another person.

Unpleasant Taste – “Uh Oh”

Another concern we have is the taste of Muscle Juice ingredients, which some people have complained about. One person stated, “Not feeling the flavor at all. It actually tastes like pure sugar.”

But, not all users dislike the taste of Muscle Juice shakes. One individual posted, “Taste is not bad, but has a syrup taste compared to Cytosport muscle milk.”

“I do like the flavoring okay, but that alone does not do enough to make me order it again,” mentioned another customer.

The intensive research we’ve done has shown if there is a certain aspect of a fitness supplement or protein shake that is very bothersome (steep price, unpleasant taste, side effects) the odds of lasting success are not good. Therefore if Muscle Juice is too pricey for many people to afford, this could be a deal breaker.

The Science – “Solid?”

Here at DietSpotlight, we need to see some solid research that supports the supplement we’re investigating. In regards to Muscle Juice, this shake does contain a serious amount of protein (56 grams). This should help with muscle building and weight gain. It also contains 1,020 calories per serving. Even if the supplement did produce results, there’s no research to support the claims.

The Bottom Line – Does Muscle Juice Work?

So, should you whip out your credit card and order Muscle Juice? Well, we like that this supplement is available in several flavors. We also appreciate that it contains a serious amount of protein per serving. No one mentioned any Muscle Juice side effects either. On the other hand, we are concerned about the actual taste of this shake. Not to mention, the cost of this product is quite high.

If you really want to build lean muscle mass, improve workout performance and boost vitality, we suggest you go with a product that sells at a reasonable price, does not have an unpleasant taste and is supported by many positive user reviews.

Among the best products we’ve seen in 2016 is one called Pronabolin. It uses nine potent ingredients. Some of which have been clinically tested and are shown to help increase muscle growth, improve workout performance and boost testosterone levels. There are no negative user reviews on the web, and the customer comments we found online show people are seeing solid results.

The makers of Pronabolin are so sure about their product they’re offering every customer a 120-day money-back guarantee and multiple-bottle discounts.

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